Third Grade Things

I use this sign on my classroom door during Parent Teacher Conferences. Parents knock at their designated conference time to keep the schedule moving. This can help keep conferences from running too long.

This sort is designed to help build the concept of AM and PM when studying telling time. Students read 16 scenarios and decide if it would take place during AM hours or PM hours. Perfect for math centers or collaborative group work. Could also be used as an assessment. A recording sheet and answer key is included. If you like this product, check out my Telling Time to the Quarter and Half Hour Memory Game! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Telling-Time-to-the-Quarter-and-Half-Hou

Printable posters for your classroom to help students distinguish between the commonly confused "two," "too," and "to." Each includes a definition and example sentence.

This is a memory game designed to help your students learn what the terms "quarter to," "quarter past," and "half past" the hour mean and what time they represent. This product includes 26 cards for students to match. Play as the game "Memory" or just copy for a no prep mix and match activity! Perfect for Math Centers, Enrichment, or Early Finishers! If you like this, check out my Telling Time- AM and PM sort! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Telling-Time-AM-and-PM-Sort-1648597

These are Book Basket Labels for your Classroom Library. These work for the Guided Reading/ Fountas and Pinnell/ F and P system. 2 blank labels are also included. I have found that labeling my third grade classroom library by reading level instead of genre has been instrumental in keeping our classroom much more organized, and helping my students pick out books on their reading level. I give them a range for their reading level, and best of all, my books get put back in the right baskets! If

Printable posters for your classroom to help students distinguish between the commonly confused "there," "their," and "they're." Each includes a definition and example sentence.

These are the chevron version of my Book Basket Labels for your Classroom Library. These work for the Guided Reading/ Fountas and Pinnell/ F and P system. 2 blank labels are also included. I have found that labeling my third grade classroom library by reading level instead of genre has been instrumental in keeping our classroom much more organized, and helping my students pick out books on their reading level. I give them a range for their reading level, and best of all, my books get put b

I use this reading log with my third grade class for weekly homework. I have found that this format works best with my class, because I don't have to make new copies each week. Once they fill up one reading log, I just staple the new one to the front so it's easy to keep up with all the books they are reading. I made it editable in case you want to add columns or rows to fit your needs. Enjoy!

Enjoy this freebie for Valentine's Day. Please follow my store for more freebies! Print these off to give out to your class, or have some extras on hand for students who may not bring in Valentines to pass out.